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PremiumTypical Progression of Corporate Crises, Stages of a Crisis
Typical Progression of Corporate Crises, Stages of a Crisis
Typical Progression of Corporate Crises, Stages of a Crisis refers to the common trajectory of crises within corporations. The first stage, pre-crisis, involves the buildup of risk factors. The second stage, the crisis event, is marked by a trigger event that catalyzes the crisis. The third stage, the crisis containment phase, involves managing the crisis to minimize its impact. The fourth stage, resolution, focuses on resolving the crisis and returning the organization to normalcy. The final stage, post-crisis, includes a review of the crisis management process and the lessons learned. Understanding these stages helps corporations better manage crises, foresee potential pitfalls, and prepare adequately.
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